Artists' colonies are communities where artists gather to live and work together, often in a picturesque setting. These colonies provide a supportive environment that fosters creativity and collaboration among artists from various disciplines, such as painting, sculpture, and writing. They often offer workshops, exhibitions, and shared resources, allowing artists to develop their skills and share ideas. Historically, many famous artists, including Georgia O'Keeffe and Andrew Wyeth, have participated in these colonies. Locations like Taos, New Mexico and Monhegan Island, Maine have become well-known for their vibrant artistic communities. These colonies continue to attract artists seeking inspiration and connection with others in their field.